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Drinking water systems

Oxford County owns and operates 17 Drinking Water Systems servicing 21 communities. To find out what Drinking Water System your community is connected to, see the list below. For more detailed information on each Drinking Water System, please read the most recent Drinking Water System Performance Report for your system. The County’s water supply is exclusively from groundwater sources.

Beachville
The Beachville drinking water system is a small municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Bright
The Bright drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Brownsville
The Brownsville drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Dereham Centre
The Dereham Centre drinking water system is a small municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Drumbo-Princeton
The Drumbo-Princeton drinking water system serves Drumbo and Princeton through a transmission watermain. It is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 107/03.

Embro
The Embro drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Hickson
The Hickson drinking water system is a small municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Ingersoll
The Ingersoll drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Innerkip
The Innerkip drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Lakeside
The Lakeside drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Mount Elgin
The Mount Elgin drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Oxford South
The Oxford South drinking water system serves the communities of Norwich, Otterville and Springford. The communities are interconnected by transmission mains. It is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Plattsville
The Plattsville drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Tavistock
The Tavistock drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Thamesford
The Thamesford drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Tillsonburg
The Tillsonburg drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

Woodstock
The Woodstock drinking water system is a large municipal water system as defined by Regulation 170/03.

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Oxford County

21 Reeve Street, P.O Box
1614, Woodstock, Ontario
N4S 7Y3

Tel: 519-539-9800
Fax: 519-537-1053

General Email: customerservice@oxfordcounty.ca 
Email HR (Job Opportunities): hr@oxfordcounty.ca

Office Hours:
Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(open during lunch)

For an emergency outside of regular hours, please call 1-800-755-0394 and listen for instructions for after-hours emergency calls.

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